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Employees quite innocently email things to their personal accounts to work on over the weekend Work documents get stored on personal devices Employees use social media and create a public link between the personal and corporate brand Employees give out their corporate email address and re-use corporate passwords on websites that they use in their […]

US Credit Reporting giant Equifax recently announced that they have been the victim of a data breach where hackers were able to obtain sensitive personal information on 143 million people.

Hosted on a .onion site which runs on the anonymous Tor network, hackers claim they have the Equifax data and are holding it for ransom for approximately 600 Bitcoin or $2.6m USD

The new iPhone, and iOS 11 with it, debut on the 12th of September and offer some great security enhancements.

Mobile banking may be less than five years old, but it has already brought tremendous changes to our banking behavior and experience.

In an updated filling with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Yahoo revealed that a breach that occurred in 2013 impacted 3 billion accounts, essentially all accounts in existence at that time. Security experts commented that Yahoo user accounts and personal information were protected with outdated, easy-to-crack encryption. All users affected by the breach have been […]

Many of us use social networks to share moments in our lives, our opinions, exciting trips and adventures, or just a night out with friends, but we often do so without fully understanding the consequences of sharing “too much information” (TMI).

Millions of users of Pornhub, one of the world’s largest porn sites, were targeted by a malicious advertisement, known as “malvertising” on the site which posed as a critical browser update.

The effects of a cyber breach can cost you your job and if the impact is significant enough you may well have to answer to Government.